About us
Changing Lives ThroughBreast Cancer Awareness
Who We Are
Kindheart Health Impact is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating awareness, inspiring hope, and saving lives in the fight against breast cancer. We exist to empower women and communities with the knowledge, resources, and support they need to detect breast cancer early, seek treatment, and live healthier lives.
We are doingthe right thing,at the right time
Founded by Uzo Nkwonta, a passionate breast cancer awareness advocate and public speaker, Kindheart Health Impact has grown into a trusted voice championing women’s health across Nigeria and beyond. Through campaigns, workshops, outreach programs, and speaking engagements, we are building a culture of openness, education, and support around breast cancer.
Values
Our Core Values
Compassion
We stand with women and families affected by breast cancer with empathy and care
Awareness
We believe education is the first step toward prevention and survival
Empowerment
We give women the tools and confidence to take charge of their health
Uzoamaka Nkwonta
- Founder
team
Meet Our Founder
Uzoamaka Nkwonta is an accomplished mammographer at University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. With more than a decade of experience, Uzo has been at the forefront of the campaign against breast cancer.
Passionate and committed to making a positive impact in patients’ lives, Uzo’s experiences have fueled her dedication to improving the lives of women in Africa and ethnic minorities here in the UK. Her fervor for supporting her community is a strong driving force in the discharge of her responsibilities at the NHS, and her advocacy and collaboration with various projects aimed at improving breast cancer awareness, early detection and support for survivors in the UK and across Africa.
Motivated by a vision to break down barriers to early diagnosis, Uzoamaka founded the KindHeart Charity & Empowerment Foundation International. Through quarterly webinars and social media outreach, she educates and empowers communities in Africa and her global audience on the need for early breast examination to reduce late-stage breast cancer diagnoses amongst Africans and at-risk ethnic minorities.
Uzo lives in Hove, Sussex with her husband and six children.
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